Electricity relief, $10K grant among new provincial business supports
Grants aimed at reducing financial hardship for businesses affected by COVID shutdowns.
Source: tbnewswatch.com
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Here's when Ontario's current lockdown period is expected to end
When will Ontarios latest lockdown end? Its a question many are asking as the province once again deals with harsher restrictions amid rising cas...
Source: blogto.com
'Bundle up': Restaurants reopen patios due to restrictions on indoor dining
Restaurants across the province have been forced to move to a modified Step Two of the pandemic reopening plan, meaning indoor dining will be shut down for the next three weeks.
Source: kitchener.ctvnews.ca
KFL&A Public Health Rescind Letters of Instruction as Province Entered modified Step 2
Dr. Piotr Oglaza, Medical Officer of Health at KFL&A Public Health has rescinded three local Letters of In...
Source: napaneetoday.ca
The Ontario government announced today that is providing targeted relief for businesses
The Ontario government announced today that is providing targeted relief for businesses and people impacted by...
Source: brightontoday.ca
Bruce County News
Bruce County Calls for Review of Emergency Department Service Reductions
Source: wiartonecho.com
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Grey Bruce Health Unit, Bruce Power partner on Hockey Hub mass immunization across region
Source: thepost.on.ca
COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT: No-charge emergency child care services for health care and other frontline workers
The County of Northumberland is currently working with local child care providers to offer eligible health car...
Source: brightontoday.ca
Bruce County News
Bruce County Calls for Review of Emergency Department Service Reductions
Source: owensoundsuntimes.com
City offers more outdoor skating options and extra hours amid indoor restrictions
The City of Windsor is offering more outdoor skating options while most indoor sports and recreational activities are prohibited due to provincial COVID-19 restrictions.
Source: windsor.ctvnews.ca